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..,, - , ...."; - - ' ~ '...1 \`V r .Z.l *, de • k 4''. / :.1..' , .. .".• ''' •' 2 .' • '. - 4-;,-;.! e _. -z., ..:, • • ''' - ' 46- :- '"-.7-.•*4., =,..,--•-' r...-- 44 =--,-..- \ orze' _ , -.-, , -, .- -ei , -/ ',---, • ~ , ~ , . ..%., . s _ . • ~, . ... ~,. , :*' , 1,., * ' _ '., .. /. . ''.,..... -..., r ' f illr cT : tl - 7 - 1.41 • . . 46,.. 1 fk li - • Y • • ) •A:• V'. R~ ivt, 9 : • • r _ r • NUM-PER 5250.) ~ , COUNTY OF WARWICK. STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL.NAVICA. TR-N. • . AT a ,GENERAL ASSEMBLY cf the PRO -- pRIEToRs of the said NAVIGATION held at : Stratford-on -Avon, 'on Wednesday the 28th of rune last, it was Resolved as follows, viz... Resolved,That it is the Opi n i on of this General Assembly, • that the Sun of 92,0t° be raised' for the purpose of coin. pleting this Navigation.: Resolved, That it is thp Opinion of Qerieral. AsFerft , bly that the . said.Supl 9190,00:J...cany 3 t 'b.: raised by Shares of 401. each, arid that - thetetiire .the saute be raised at 3...1. each, making t • e.Total IsPurnber of New Shares Three Thou - sand, the utmost number allowed b' the, Att- 'of the 49th year ot His Majesty's Reign: Resolved,That the Subscription be open to the present Pro ' prietors for and until the Ist day of September next, to sub scribe in proportion to the number of Shares t7ley now hold in the Undertaki. g. . , Res:ilved, That trom and after t he •F fist' bay of Septem ber next, and. trotn tirat time till the Ist Day of October PeXt, the pieseht Proprietors shall have liherty to subscribe what number of shares they tnat think • proper ; but - that if at the lastnientiotied Day it sh.iil appear that a gr,-ater . N tikn b&rot offers ate made than them: arc sharvs to supply, that then the Shares shalt he ilivitled so as each Verson may .have a proportionate quantity. • Resolved; That in - ease rhe'y hole Number of Shares shall A r l i n be subscribed for by the present Proprietors on the Ist Day of October next, that then the Subssriptiou he open to the Public at large, "tb take according to the priority of their. ,signification of beeornirm Proprietors: • Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned t o Monday the ad day of Winner next. THOS, HUNT, Clerk to the Cornpally of Proprietors. 'STATE -1-OT.TFRY, To he drawn in One Day, zoth of OCTOBER, ISa9. SCHEME.. f 4 - - kzo,ceo - are - k3o,one 4-- - - . 5,000 . ; 2,c00 - 5,(3,)0 12 LOGO 5 00 - oo 2, 4 5 0 - ,ECO 15 73,860 J 0 - - - 2n,0c0 Tickets ,CZ:o,veo ~ 'THIS LOTTERY . cd . taskt s cf oi.):y 5,600 Nutn-.. IL hers (rynn i to' jcoo inokisive) ; but there tire. - Pour Ticketis ot each -Number, which will tie severally entitled to whatever „Prize is drawn ag n r,t such Number.; tor iitsignte;.. if No. t should be drawn a 1' tize oi 23,8001. the tour 'Pk - - ke - s of th.:t Numbel' - *lll g.tCh 1) , : elititlea tii . z.),e'6,:q. - rock. ing, in the .witeste; B,t . fact;-.1 , ; , 50 char if any person shOillit• purchase molt th an A qie ricket of the same Number, and that Nun.ot, pr:,ve fortunate, he may gain, . • ii), i'wo Ticke...ts of the same Number, A Prize of - -- - _ - .-_ -- -- - £4o9ocro - Ey three Tickets of the same Nurabrr, Ap ~1 - - - - - -•- - - ,COo,oos By Four Tickets of the same Numb-e.r, A Pnze et • - - _ _ _ ,c8,. 006 • Anti ..11 other Prizes in the sarne Proportion. I C K and SHARES are on Sale A all the Offices. PP S lONE PIPE COMPANI bovine,' corn * pletedxhlitivartahgeM en s s for the 'effeaual; Supp4_ cif LlbliC of 1 wirvictuals with -Ow several Its of their Ma.iiufaz.ture, iCrltcess , ry 10ac4u:.11it the the sarh' ; Anti ',hat they have . how rea:lY 'for' 'delivery; at !heir iki.inufactor iii.ChArte..s.street,,liarrlpsieMa sr()1: E PIPES to; tue use of Wazer Works,. ,C is. fetus, 11 ,- ;:iit Pipes, ColumOs for Buildings, Chimoey Fops, dues, awl various Svc - Amens of their diflerent Manufachre im Sewers, Nkhes, &c. Scc. : - • 'ATENT' Sofa 'and Chair Beds, Dining Tables, .. .1. finis; lieOsteacts, new t:ideboards, containing a Set of Tattles ; several new Inventions' and eicelletit lni pGtVetncnts in Caotae-r and Upholstery Furniture; gracious.' ly ilarrowzed.by the i; i,, Queen, and kovai Faintly. ti's is the Original Manufactory, and he is the true Proprwiw of the Patents (the - lieeds - of which itiy he seen•at his Ware-roonis), has had the , honour of executing Otclets in fashionable Fuinitta re for peat numbers of the No bility ali.d , entry, many of whom ban. favouraOly .chrule zeetidvol to -reconimenci ltis Manufactory, knowing' it to .be the Original. / Winnow Curtains, Draiving.suom and ',Par lour Chairs, and every Article- in the above, branches, in a viri et y of elegant and fashionable Designs, nie Patent Brass Sert-,w neds are fixed with the greatest ease, witlitatit tools, 40r nails ui the. Furniture. Particular attention to useful lritproveinents - in Furniture, fur the Geuticmen . iir the Army and NiVy, and tor Expolr/a tic,n. Musquito Nee tier-is - of various, kinds for the East and West Indies. Fine Loose Feather •Ilecis,•and all kinds .of Pudding,. al ays' ready at BUT]: -W Ell 011 SE, Nos. 'l3 ani,l - 14, Catharine -street, Strand. , —PlCase tm be liar.; teulat ; a Brick-fr4lit FOR SAVE. to be .Sold by Public Run!), upon Friday the.rjth daY;of September next, within the HoUse of George Ronald,, Nintrier, in Aberdeen, betwixt the:hburs of Six and Seven Atternoon (if not : : previously disposed of by Frivate Barr . . THE LANDS and ESTATE Of MAIrS.I. CUL- T E It,, comprehending the Mains and M : anorphices of . Wary Cutter ; t h e Mil li and Milt) La:Als of 'Colodi and Mary•Culter ; and the ToVt ns, Lands, and Farms of Milli latkit, Eastland, Cotten, Can-hill, Standwg.Stanes, Eastaitie, . Westside, WAlshaw, Moirskie, litunside„..Cockiey, Bog. ; son, Later and Wesier Tialiouries, and Wther anus Upp e r' Ashentillies ; with the—SA LIVION F PSI-114GS, Multute:S; Teinds, and Pertincim; di t i,/. whole,of the siial lands; ail ly- ing within the parish of Vfary Lfulter, .and county qf Kin % carditte ; and consisting(excl us li :e of 'ri6ll . part of 'Ea'st land. lately given . off;) of nearly thonsinii s‘tieh . hon. dred Scots acres, wltereA ak:cording to a sin vey 'blade some Years 'there are about .eight hundred of Infield, the . same quantity of tort : y -six of Wood, fourteen hun dred and tort y of Pasture, one. hundred and six of Moss, -and the remainder of Moor • all :situated at a shark' and nearly equal di stanc e /nun Aberdeen and Stonehaven, and extending °r upwards of three miles along the South Bank- of the ..ice (a !Aver abounding it sou.4l l with - Sainicrn"srat Grilse), and from W4 , rd south 'boundary of the parish of WY C: Lifter, which is als o that of this Estate towards the south, and rims in .a iv...ally parallel to the river -.-- fetrifing on the whole., one of the mot compact and beat',accointbetlated Estates in this Ott of the catunry: Tr.e present hoOseof•Mary Colter overhangs tbesiyr. on A wooded b an k ; and at a little distance from it .to the east, upon the rising ground of a haugh of 65 acres, skirted by a thriving - plai,rati on of various sorts of forest trees, riots well. advanced, anti Lornroanding beaotifot view of the.river and adjacent' con,try for some mile, below, is one of the finest Situations fora Mansion House in 'this country. The lands hold of the Crown s and are at .present valued IN czonuk with anoth Fi r part of Mr. Menzies' Estatein this pa rish, at , opon a sale, will be split, and a quart tuthof net! rent - givcu to the purchaser to admit of two reehold ;Q„ialtricetons. • The • teinds were .valued several years ago, and are nearly exhausted. , ?,ccess be given to the mansion hoiise, garden, offleiS, Doric.: aid grounds,' in the mcupation of the proprietor, 'at I 141:.1•Lionias next, or sootier. if t desired ; to several. of the i;irtlis on Miler' there are no leases, at LVliitsunday .1$ ; and 19 all the rest of tins valizabl.e estate on the expiry of Ili e e ex: : - isting leases, which, except in a-few instances, are now held i , ll the lives of the pr4seta Cccopiers. writes,- wit h a hu: and k eiatai of, t hest lands, are in hands oi'Alr Bannerman, Advocate.„ in Aberdeen, to "t% lion ) tltose tiesirrias of Ihrther ineorivoltion may apply . . 1 ". 6 4)h• . 1 - 4tt, at Pa:khead, ivill stew the niarch. i/ ESDAI , JULY 11, 1'8%). • . 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" His own remarks shew that he is able to appreciate-the Materials which he employs, and he has, we think, attained the end at which he professes to aim, of furnishing,. to the student a correct dige"st ut the Latin Rules, with a copious enumeration of anomalies and'exceptions."— Annual RAiew, CUSTANCE's VI LW OF.TAR - coNsTiTuTIoN. This Day was published,. Seconi Edition corraliTii and enlarged, in )2MO. 7s. b'ards, A CONCISE VIEW of The CONSTITUTION of ES7CI AND. By GEORGE, CUSTANCE. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • . '.• We.mmt sincerely congratulate the public 9n the appear-, ance of a work, which we can sately recommend as well fitted to supirly a chasm in our system or public instrudion. The clear and accurate information it conveys upon a most im- • portant subjeo, and the truly Christian t indurd of its maxims and priliciplea', are wci. calc;ulatect to enlarge the understand. ing, and improve the heart; Wa. 131; leave particular)) , to • recommend it to the attention of scheols, in:which, we con., ceive, a general acquaintance with the laws and constitution of the country might be cultivated t. oh much iclvantage, as' forming a proper preparation for the atlive scenes of life. • (If the merits-of the witirk, the public may form softie judgment, when we,inforni them that it contains whatever is most inte resting to the general reader in Blackstone, together with much useful iniormatiop derived from Professor Christian, De Lol me, ant various othey eminent Authors."-Ecledie Rev. Jan. 18_9: 4 , . . . . T,.. HE MOlll'El is subjed _ ti. uh - iny Diorders, ~. . . , ,•-• • Scorbutic' „ particular! "y / i LI/Ito/4'S, U LecatiOlt, and l'ooth-ac-ite, which was evident even IR GeLM,:nieti of the" F.:Acuity, hut uuw /they, uie:Alkal: . 1•47600/ /:1 ~': '1 / ,i/ t: oiy , y , Lo E.X.t) 1:1 C as the:most eitlgltpt „told irglt , ./1./!...C, 1 ;:11: - it;rice tun; Whit/Al/rig the Teeth, and ctrraitt Runt:4 fyr ::',I Di.,.;:rd';'rs of the Mouth. Immediately Awn application it , ,,WillWlleve the.rnost cx cruciatipg "C ootachr, ;,u ,, .—troils' r .,on.tl.,,velitti- Face, , and: prevent a return. Ina 4:w, (Lys it wi.1 . 1 ,ol,t;rotis ir;lacr!s, eradicate the Scurvy in tli(inns, a4d unike th . ern firin healthful - purity. tieilayed , •Tecril l ,tasten such Its mai , be antl%tvecuin Che 'll a Tooth is tiec:iyed,or the Mouth in a bad state, Icr_tiio,Proprieti)r look atJt (he re yufres no tee); , then ;fit be used as he directs, ;.,11 'Llisorckrs ot Aloti.th with be cOiniilet'ely cureti.anti.prev:nifcd.• To be.had'ar Qxtord,street Fenturn!s, Strand ; and of the Proprietor, No. 1, Teniple.inace,,Eildck-. friar's-road,- near the Circus, at 25. 9 d. Iti',INIOVATLI) HEALTH. . TAAT has been' - wO-frOzi^aeutly the s:, - bit , o of just and general repnibacieti; thitt;rhen•tlestitnit-Oftheelettients the medical art Iviveoilted• theniselves-as-,•caydid a t es for public patronagein-t he profession of physic. for the purpose, ill doing justice to tkie resul'e. ofrnir stutfits and ex nein-rice, and toprevent us truth being , classed riniOrig.t4Ost, erniiiricS whose' iinprudent• .preterisions„ , haye,-I.uttintursately for socieav,.. btcn ton favourably received",. we be;;: - , leave to to tine liberal anti-enlightened a faithful 'statement of oar pursuit'sand ac quiretnerits. After havlitg received . a regUlar inedicsl , eituCa. tioti as the,ptipils, of -iyte.s.irs. pi a ttulid and ILiii. - atti,-.w.hose lectures and practiee We c•aret;;;lly attended, as professors, anti surgeons of the London Hospital ;• we entered ourselves as Stu:tents in that justly celehrxtett - selryil for medical acquire the it.pyal ; Giallege of E,atinu and. we're; instructed in the diderent of artatoi:i) , surgery . the theory and pritaice ,if physic, circuitsbut 4 tiv; &c. so. by those eminent p,-atetsf)rs, Ur llrrtliir , Gr6tory, Black, nuttc.ott and kitthertor !. We trust We shall lint • be deetnecl presumptuous in: s.:l that our protie;ency and acqutremcnts aro not Ineonsid!,rattie. 1-lavii,g !or a long series of years TrlECie , Vtiltre•al ComplAnts, and' tint' eartOrti niseiisqs of. Debility,.theparticular,vbject of intr‘sta,he, and prig:dice, it will ' w e he ai,lowe , .: that 11'L' nave. acquired superi o r kii(r&letlze, of their treat ritent and 't - "re. i:isli.,4fir Loa:I recenteaws'of iittediori a perfeet re,estin.lisinnent completed in the short perlod,of two days.; edid tr, t hog." or t': 1 •.: u t m os t j a .. veteracy, where other praCtitionws have failed (.. , 1 success, a proper perseverance in our ;Trait of treatment ensuies• to the I,atietit a safe and ranical cdi - e. • • • Amidst the inclanchigly, variety of disorders which are the' effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued .by the youth of botiCs6Xes, tl.ere are mure alaiining or more di•stressifir, tha:i those deficiencies' 'and (tebiliries (lucidly prevent or etribit ter the matrimonial site. To such persons it must be a consolation to kuoty that they may now, by a new.and infallible mode of treatment ; be restored to that greatest` ot all lounati blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all case's at debility, from whatever cause arising, as, well as in every species of venereal inlettion, we may he consulted tat ra•tiViitS‘ of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour`. Flours of consultation at home train ten to three, and burst fi.l s the everting till to at night. Patients in the country :de tequested :0 State the patticu- Jars or .their caSe, age, ,and general habi: of living, &c. &c .'in closing a remittnce'for advice and the.!iciiits. When the saute will be given, or.sent to any pact of the kir:4(l;Am T, ensure that secrecy so essential to out' tioderjakilif, .the postage of letters may he act•led to the account for ' • CI.IR-l-tIE• and Co. Surgeons, l-tattoty-garcien. r:.,s' Messrs. Currie and-Co. have Certificates from the— above respectable tirotessors. of Lo; - .:1;-11 and tclinbtirgh, of the diligence, - skill, and humanity, with Which they per formed the 'duties assigned them •riumig the rime they at. tended thett Letturfs and t'r,adtioe, •. , To Charles CiantiEsq. Chairman of the Courtof bi re6iors of the East Indfa Company, • IR, London, yore 31, IS 7. We, whose tratnrs are hereto sukscribt:d, teCoreP,g , to law, request you to calla sSperfa,/ General Curt of I's tors of Eabt InifieStcek, for the pyrpose of 'tat i 4 into cone= tine: the Report of the Coligo i f Direclors•ppon the Acsf.ditiions of the ,Special General Cour! of Proprietors, held 'on the zd I,sr„ respea.. ing the rural of certain If/di:ere and Cadets, 'whole appointenentt are :aide(' have hcen obtained ;by ImPropeneans. .I,te 4.i., Sir, - - Yvler most obedit4i h.zimko Servaetp, • ..1711.ILLe S ..:lATS 6 Ai. .7. 11 ) 00L MOR E. .§NAI7 . II. F. S.9ttiIPSON ;14 AIES BARNET.. • :7.011<V /AWES. .7C NFc RE_<.?:S. . . . • 7 RiVAULT. • P: .Ik.''C? R E TWs Day was published, Neatly printed in one large' 4na. volume, Nice 11. !Is. 6d: ' • board, • • THE TITSTORY of BARBADOS, ft-Qtn the, f.r4 I)iscovery'ot the f ;land. in the Year 16oj, till nt Aixessiou of Lord Seatorth, tScz. . • • • . , Ily-jinfts; POYER. Lo , sion: Printed trur 1, 22. Piiyultry, ,By bhortiy be pul,disheif, a : new,aud much enje g ed c iltio,t the 1 . 1et.,.. - itt State of Tv'tkey. By 'rho.; ina4 Thornton, 1.5c.i. . . . - . day were ptiblit'hed, -. T AMBERTI 808 ..EL,LEPSES GR C. , curt priorutn •suiskitie ,Observationiblls Echtiit A. Schuler, 8,0. Novktrn I,esicon Grco.Latinurn in Novurn Testamen tuni ciow,essit ‘ 1 F. •Senieusner: emetaiatim- et ac,utior. vols: Svo. LiiSsi -in Librari4 Weidmannia. Loutlini, aped f. Mackihlrty. , 1. M; has . recently irrportedalarge Coll - et : tic:a of Chtsaics, a list of which will be Teady in a ICW CLAYS. DIXON'S AN"I - IBILIOITS PIUS. • *THESE PILLS I).3ve long- w.itfiineA a justrele, brity in the p4vaie pritetice of tib Proprietor, DIXON, A nOtheehey ; and rtom-their g:,:it sut.cess in may obstinate ,I;ilioni Dis ,, rders, on numerous P..trizrits or 411 S. titithOrl And °fliers, p.n - tiCularl : the late Duke of -Bedford, . Sir George Warren, the Dowager I,..ady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bu-lkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to otlid. .them to.the Public, uhder the approbaiion and the sandion 0.1 their names: The - Pill; ate found to he an incorn.parable ren , eclY for re- staring the tune.to tile storgach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eine_ tatioas and flatulenties. he 3, preVent habitnal and ternpo rary CostiNenesS, sick Head-achs, and Heart-barn, which it oceasinned.l4; pregnancy, and a debilitated Stornach,whethet arising from t,lte acr:motiy of the redundant:bile, intemperate. ,diet, or drinking to excess. ; -• ' Sold wrio!ele and retail, at Mr. 13,utler'1, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster4ovv ; And by most Country Venders, in BOxes at 2S. 9d. es : and zh. zs.'each, To THOMAS TA yLole, Esq. . , No, 9, New, Bridge-S treet‘ N . London. - • - honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tg, 180 r. T BEG' le;,iVe to infcirrrt*nn,, that ever since the' y ew t 790, have been afflicted with the DrugsVette . rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting everj, course of Medicirte•prescribeil by the, most eminent of the - Faculty 'll.-re, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twiej.ii:7,c'harg4t from the Hoipitid, .with little relief; -avould appear to, Le of the most inveter a t e nature. In tit: - spring of la9f ye:if icy disorder had got to sitch 'a head,. as ne,tiiy.to puts period •t.) my existence—l had a liirKeulcer. thbeak ern e;Ttit of tic:Rl, one on, each arm ; a nd my lees v r 1 7i r i g h t fulunti aner ; . my right'was clieaa-` . fully painful, and hail been in a state, of ulceration f o r t he e list seven 'years ; my left had also two large nod es on i t , r v in 1 was very much di , 6lloured, and gave me such exerutiatz lit Haiti, particularly when warm in bed, _as neariy to de ilirrojime of rest ; in this lamentable .state, I was recorii.. .mended tpy Mr. J. Thoin`psoti, (who ;received so greAt.k• cure by them. here), to take your Leake's Patent which 1 began to do. on _the 76th.of May ; in the cosUre of a,dbrinight, 1. began to receive benefit—in - little were than a month,' the ulcers or my herd and arm s were sotswlty healed—sootl atter, the sores. oh my legs, healed also i leeving,, however, constuerable discolour-46mi in the 'skin, and pan in the bone of the -left, which, - by the Bles-e king of God, and a little longer perseverance ,in your inva luable Medicine, subsided-;• the nodes • dispersing, the skin repining its natul - al !rue s ' and the podurnal-Trains gc,acittally going rill' i thus became, by your liberal adviLe and Me= : perfectly free from all' my former complaints— have recizvereci my former spirits and str.:.ligth, and a:n be. come jolly and -rat,, in- which state navingenntinued Many. months to 'the astoitishritent of all Who i• - •new • l am at a loSsin what terms to express my gratit u d e , but beg you,' for the 400 d of other sintering morals, to snake this ray - - cate as public as possibl,e, as -I shall on • every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, F,ir, your grafetul, .oredient, very servant, ALEX. kItYRi.El‹. Swan's Clo,e, Hlgh-st`reet,-Edikbitrgh. Witnesses 'to the at)ovi:: Cure : • JOHN Titordrstorr, ,No. 3, New Poultry market ; arid icaiiN M Ir.•rostt, Old Assembl,y-Close,,Ediriburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,, Thom A s Ti,yLQR, Member of the Koval College of Sur. geonS, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London r where, after a constant mode/ice of more than rim ty-six • Years,, a pradice- particularly diredqd to the cure of Years,- and those incideneal to the Farts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy Which. men of his profession should always obserire in such cases, he • hatte..ts himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously adnuniters to persons taking this Medicine, wili be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advArttagesel.' • dom attainable and void of all ambigUity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience a those living at a .distance, at T'the Perfumer's, No. 35, Alban's...street, Pall-Mail ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox. s 'ord-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-strtet.hill, Mr, Steel's, Bookseller,' No. t, CJilion-row, Little T..wer. bill ;' Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mae dcmalci, Glasgow Mr. Bull, Dame -street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great B ri cal:ix:J. - Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with tui-T and plain directions, whereby persons et either sex may cure raemselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and 54fery', N. B. Every Bax sold in Great Britain is sealeit up 'w;th atStanip, on .which, by favour of the Cornrat.istoze: 4 is, punted. at the Stamp ittace—" T. Taylor, No. 9, l‘kre Bridge-street," —to L-rurAte which is Felony,. Anirl ;lie Counterfeits, • S,OJ© '6• [PRICE SIXi)E.NbE _ I'49x. INDM if CIsE, -•- yI ). • 6, igo§, HE Cbjr jil'of'D/RC'7.;ONS - of theUMTED .I_, 4- CO 3-1 t' JV :14 !LB C/74 NTS E,\GL iNID rad-c -to 141-1)1ES iVotke, Tba.l a:General elart o/ tiic- said Cyr pair) 14 ill le 'yid at :heir . . .v.ve lit Leadeilhail-rtreei, ch Frid..y the 14th 1 7 ;siailt, aF .1 7 ,rry:bov,• 4t the Elevven o'Clcick 4:71 11)e agreeably to 11.,:e Igliouvitg httv.• :